Display collection of the Berlin Museum of Musical Instruments

The »Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin« collects instruments of the European classical music tradition from the 16th to the 21th century. At this time the museum owns nearly 3.500 instruments, many of which are playable.

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  Blick in den Ausstellungsraum des Musikinstrumenten-Museums – Blick in den Ausstellungsraum des Musikinstrumenten-Museums

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  Spieltisch der Mighty Wurlitzer Theaterorgel – Spieltisch der Mighty Wurlitzer Theaterorgel

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  Gambe von Gregorius Karpp, Königsberg 1693 (Detail) – Gambe von Gregorius Karpp, Königsberg 1693 (Detail)

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  Clavecin brise, Reisecembalo, von Jean Marius, Paris zwischen 1700 und 1704 – Clavecin brise, Reisecembalo, von Jean Marius, Paris zwischen 1700 und 1704

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  Tenorpommer in D aus den Naumburger Blasinstrumenten – Tenorpommer in D aus den Naumburger Blasinstrumenten

About 800 instruments are on display in the permanent exhibition. In its diversity it is one of the most representative collections in Germany.

Public guided tours every Saturday 11.00 a.m. and every Thursday 6.00 p.m.. Every Saturday at 12.00 a.m.: a demonstration of the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ.

Runtime: from November 2018

Takes place here:

• Musikinstrumentenmuseum - Ben-Gurion-Straße